Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen dive into the race for the Mountain West title, looking back at the games on Saturday and then ahead to key games to be played down the stretch. Then, a review of bracketology, how Utah State, New Mexico and San Diego State are currently faring in the latest projections. Included is a discussion on just how real Colorado State's seven-game win streak is.

Also, the latest updates on the Utah Jazz along with former Aggies currently in the NBA, Sam Merrill and Neemias Queta.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker break down the win by Utah State men's basketball over Grand Canyon on Saturday. What were the key factors and how did USU pull off the win against a team that presented many potential matchup problems? Who were the big performances that stuck out? All that and more in this summary of Saturday's game.

Eric and Jason also discuss the $2.5 million pledge to the Aggies' athletics department from an anonymous donor and the Mountain West championships won by Utah State Gymnastics and pole vaulter Logan Hammer.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen review the Mountain West men's basketball standings and the potential tiebreakers in the championship race between Utah State, San Diego State and New Mexico. They also go over Saturday's long list of games in MW play.

The Utah Jazz have a two-game series with the New Orleans Pelicans, one game already having been played. How does it impact their race to improve their spot in the lottery and what role has injuries played in Utah's current state of the roster?

The Atlanta Hawks are having a "Magic City" night, celebrating one of their "iconic cultural institutions." What would be the equivalent kind of celebration for the Utah Jazz and its cultural touchstones?

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker preview Utah State men's basketball and their game against Grand Canyon this weekend. They go over what went wrong in the last matchup between the Aggies and Lopes and what needs to change in this game, especially in light of USU's current two-game losing streak.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker open the second hour of the show with an interview with Team USA Spear Fisher Lily Jarvis Fuller. She's a native of Utah and a student at Utah State who is representing the United States in a spear fishing competition in New Zealand in early March. The interview goes over her journey and interest in the demanding sport and some of the stories from her career.

After that interview, Eric and Jason dive into the brief drama surrounding the (later retracted) reports that the NBA was sending doctors to verify the injury that star forward Lauri Markkanen suffered in practice. Also, a look at the player the Jazz recently signed, center Mo Bamba.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker go over Utah State's loss to San Diego State, answering two key questions:

1. What went wrong for the Aggies in the loss?

2. How concerning are the back-to-back losses Utah State has now suffered?

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen continue their preview of Utah State and San Diego State, giving their keys to the game. Then they take inventory of the full list of contenders and key games for those teams. And a quick discussion on whether Nevada could earn an at-large bid.

The Utah Jazz may have another potentially season-ending injury as Lauri Markkanen got hurt during practice. Jason and Eric discuss that potential impact on Utah's 2026-27 season and the importance of having their key players available for next year for development purposes.

Also, a look at Neemias Queta's impact for the Boston Celtics this year and the growth the former Aggie has had in the NBA.

Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker give their thoughts and analysis of Utah State's rematch against San Diego State set for Feb. 25. They look back at the first matchup against for the Aggies against the Aztecs, reviewing what went well and what needs to change to ensure Utah State can sweep the season series and secure a two-game lead for first place in the Mountain West standings. Also, hear from USU head coach Jerrod Calhoun, what he had to say in his press conference earlier this week.